Carnival of Space #2^7

Explore the 128th Carnival of Space on AARTScope blog and test your knowledge with a fun quiz!

2009-11-11T04:29:45 | 1 min read

The 128th Carnival of Space is online at AARTScope blog. It even comes with a quiz to see how well you scored on participating in the IYA 2009. My score? Astronomical.

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